I have a program that prints 2 different reports and I have 2 different
printers (hp 9000, hp9050). The first report prints perfectly on both
printers. The second only prints pefectly on the 9000. On the 9050, I only
get a small square's worth in the upper left corner.
I've narrowed the problem down to the VisibleClipBoun ds(VCB) property of the
Graphic object I'm using to do the drawing. For some reason, on the second
report the VCB gets set to unusually low numbers when printing to the 9050.
I am not modifying the clip bounds on either report, so I am unsure why it
changes.
The only thing I do change is the
Graphic.PageUni t = System.Drawing. GraphicsUnit.Do cument;
however, this is the first line for both drawing functions. In the second
function, I've tried using both
Graphic.Clip.Ma keInfinite();
Graphic.ResetCl ip();
neither one seem to change the VCB
Anyone have any ideas as to why it would do this?
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I am having the same problem. Did you find a fix or workaround?
Thanks for your help.
Brett wrote: *I have a program that prints 2 different reports and I have 2
different
printers (hp 9000, hp9050). The first report prints perfectly on
both
printers. The second only prints pefectly on the 9000. On the 9050,
I only
get a small square's worth in the upper left corner.
I've narrowed the problem down to the VisibleClipBoun ds(VCB) property
of the
Graphic object I'm using to do the drawing. For some reason, on the
second
report the VCB gets set to unusually low numbers when printing to
the 9050.
I am not modifying the clip bounds on either report, so I am unsure
why it
changes.
The only thing I do change is the
Graphic.PageUni t = System.Drawing. GraphicsUnit.Do cument;
however, this is the first line for both drawing functions. In the
second
function, I've tried using both
Graphic.Clip.Ma keInfinite();
Graphic.ResetCl ip();
neither one seem to change the VCB
Anyone have any ideas as to why it would do this? *
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